StarFive's Efforts in Fuelling RISC-V Software Ecosystem
summary
StarFive shows concrete progress: VisionFive V2 boards are shipping and a Yocto-based Linux SDK with estk and QEMU support builds 1,000+ packages; Debian RISC‑V is being pushed toward stable. SMP Linux runs on heterogeneous clusters where performance cores have vector extensions and little cores do not, using RISC‑V profiles; Linux power‑management is near complete with patches submitted to the Linux Mentor for RISC‑V. StarStudio IDE, StarFive SDK, and StarFive StarStudio are available, and a Chromium browser boots (Chrome OS boots to a screen but still errors).
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:46RISC-V software ecosystem focus
- 3:09StarFive survival kit and SDK
- 5:00Heterogeneous CPU core challenges
- 6:04Linux power management efforts
- 7:30Tools and development kits
- 9:16Linux distribution and demos
- 10:20Chrome OS for RISC-V progress
- 11:47Web-based desktop applications
- 12:10StarFive major announcements
- 13:41Closing and resources
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